My Nardi Arrived!
05-09-08, 11:35 AM
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My Nardi Arrived!
Well after waiting for a month, my Nardi FINALLY arrived (it wasn't ordered online either..)
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(Nardi Deep Corn, Momo Hub (for the FC of course), T1R Momo to Nardi adapter.)
Before!
FUGLY
After!
And for those of you wondering how far away it is from the turn signals, here you go.
It's quite a reach, so I'm thinking I might pick up a momo short hub instead.
Pics!
(Nardi Deep Corn, Momo Hub (for the FC of course), T1R Momo to Nardi adapter.)
Before!
FUGLY
After!
And for those of you wondering how far away it is from the turn signals, here you go.
It's quite a reach, so I'm thinking I might pick up a momo short hub instead.
05-09-08, 11:45 AM
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The stock wheel, is offset +100mm, while the Nardi, momo hub, and spacer is altogether +150mm.
So it sits 50mm closer to you
I just went out and measured that all for you, aren't i nice, lol.
So it sits 50mm closer to you
I just went out and measured that all for you, aren't i nice, lol.
05-10-08, 01:23 AM
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You don`t want to know, haha.....
The wheel was $300, $100 for the Hub, and $50 for the adapter + taxes on all 3 items....
It was pretty freakin` expensive, but I think it was worth it.
The wheel was $300, $100 for the Hub, and $50 for the adapter + taxes on all 3 items....
It was pretty freakin` expensive, but I think it was worth it.
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Nice, Nardi Deep Corn is by far the hottest one of them all! But you didn't go with the 330mm instead?
How is the 350mm sizing compared to the stock steering wheel? I'm sure it still feels much better!
How is the 350mm sizing compared to the stock steering wheel? I'm sure it still feels much better!
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05-10-08, 05:17 AM
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Stock is 380mm.
350mm is a good compromise if you've got manual steering.
Steering effort goes UP when you start to decrease the steering wheel diameter.
I wouldn't go smaller than a 350mm with manual steering.
If you've got power steering, then that's not a problem.
-Ted
350mm is a good compromise if you've got manual steering.
Steering effort goes UP when you start to decrease the steering wheel diameter.
I wouldn't go smaller than a 350mm with manual steering.
If you've got power steering, then that's not a problem.
-Ted
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Very nice buy, expensive for my taste. it is a good ting it sits closer to the driver, ya it sucks getting in and out possibly...but the closer it is to you, the better your leverage becomes while racing. not saying you do, but a driver shouldnt extend wheels to where their elbows lock. Especially since you have manual steering, it is best it sits closer to you. better cranking force. just my opinion....
05-12-08, 02:54 PM
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Very nice buy, expensive for my taste. it is a good ting it sits closer to the driver, ya it sucks getting in and out possibly...but the closer it is to you, the better your leverage becomes while racing. not saying you do, but a driver shouldnt extend wheels to where their elbows lock. Especially since you have manual steering, it is best it sits closer to you. better cranking force. just my opinion....
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